Georgia State University Celebrates Opening of New Research Tower
Georgia State University Celebrates Opening of New Research Tower
The 155,000-square-foot facility expands research, teaching and collaboration space in the heart of downtown Atlanta.


The 155,000-square-foot facility expands research, teaching and collaboration space in the heart of downtown Atlanta.

The fifth annual Digestive Diseases Research Day, organized by faculty in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University, provided an opportunity for students and researchers across metro Atlanta to partner and share their research findings.

The collagen-targeted imaging technology reveals invasive lung tumors and hidden metastases that often evade conventional CT and MRI scans.

Faculty and research centers at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies earned $29.6 million across 148 individual awards.

How Georgia State University’s Center on Health and Homelessness is working with community partners to address the health impacts of homelessness.

Beyond College to Career, Science & Technology
The Undergraduate Program for Research Immersion & Scholarly Mentorship will enable undergraduate students in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences to gain meaningful research experiences in the institute’s labs.

Arts & Culture, Beyond College to Career, Campus News
Demetri Burke (B.F.A. ’20) created the mural inside the University Club at Edgewood, showcasing scenes and symbols from across elements of the university’s collective identity.

Campus News, Education & Leadership
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) represents more than 250 public research universities, systems, institutions and affiliated organizations across North America. In her APLU role, Corrie L. Davis (Ph.D. '08) will help analyze faculty affairs issues and trends, and help identify and share effective practices and policies.

Politics, Law & Society, Research
Georgia State sociologists have found that veterans with disabilities are more likely than civilians with disabilities or veterans without disabilities to be living in homes with serious problems.

Beyond College to Career, Health & Wellness, Research
A new study reveals that schizophrenia affects not only how strongly brain networks engage relative to one another, but how effectively they return to balance after disruption.